h a l f b a k e r yReplace "light" with "sausages" and this may work...
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Wouldn't it be great to get Real Web cookies. I mean you click on a picture of a cookie, and your disk tray opens, and there it is. Companies could send advertisements on the cookie (in chocolate). A tasty way to advertise.
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Well, yes, it would. But wouldn't it be great if this idea didn't involve magic? |
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isn't there a developing technique for 3-dimensional (kinda) photo-copying - the copy creation is built up in layers? or did I dream it? |
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Tsk tsk. How negative RoboBust/buddha_pest. Put together your comments prove Vipers idea is fully realizable. There is no magic necessary (but it would be magnificently close to it) in loading your printer with "extras". |
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You already load colors. In fact, you could call it the "Sweet Sensations" Printer. Every week you'd load that baby up. Colors, scents (scented paper for love notes - don't forget the fancy font! -- or soothing aromatherapy for sending a letter of complaint), sights & sounds (like a gold-plated techie advent calendar), textures (different odd & interesting textures and shapes and sizes of paper). And don't forget to include the plastic paper (load crayons on a "rotator" for use with the plastic paper). |
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This would be so cool. You would be able to maximize your downtime by synergizing up the ying-yang. Spreadsheet and butter cookies. Database and aromatherapy. Word processing and coloring mandalas. |
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[snarf] no cookie for you. Go ahead, open up your CD drive - you'll find no cookie. |
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I would certainly like a cookie every now and then. The computer has a stack of neutral flavored cookies and lots of artificial flavors in dispensers. The dispensers are software controlled. You download a flavor file and "play" it so the dispensers add flavor to a neutral cookie according to flavor file. Then you eat the cookie. Your friend could send you an e-mail with a flavor file and the message "Try this, it's strawberry with a hint of raw beef. Tasts nearly like the roach that I found in my salad at McJoe's."
(Disclaimer: I just made up the flavor and the restaurants name.) |
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You can order a birthday cake with a photographic image in the frosting, so a cookie printer sounds bakeable. |
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